Presentation High School - Presentation Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Social Science to develop the UNDERSTANDING CHRISTIAN I I A noble past . . .a promising future . . . nations ris- ing . . .falling . . . l695 ... IB96. . .memorizing .. . places.. .dates-all these are part of history. His- tory includes everything that influences the fate of any nation at any time. It shows that all nations have one of two great impulses-the desire to see all men free and equal, or the desire to be richer and stronger than anyone else. Every Presentation student is offered a full social science program, consisting of world history, United States history, and civics-sociology. As a part of the Christian Family Living Program, the senior course in- cludes principles of political science, economics, and sociology to prepare Presentation girls for their roles as women in modern society. History repeats itself, as tomorrow's women learn how to make history through their own Christian, patriotic living. A noble past. . . a promising future. Und. GREAT 't Q-1. ERAYION Find ' jc-cf-' D 133355 anulvfqg

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X -Y LIVING . .. NQMANLY CHRISTIAN ing the life sciences: biology and human physiology, The Christian Family Living pro- gram, together with its originator, Sister Mary Annetta, has won na- tionwide acclaim for the compre- hensive manner in which it trains high school students to assume their role in tomorrow's world. Junior- If cheerfulness is a sign ot the weII-baI- anced person, Helen O'Brien, Merrily Ret- taro and Joan Toso are profiting from their MENTAL HYGIENE unit. III Joan reads a section from the guidebook, FACING FAM- ILY RESPONSIBILITIES. Serious contemplation of a famous Madon- na is affording Merrily Rettaro with cultural leisure time activity. This is but one of the many profitable uses of time she studies in the unit, THE USE OF LEISURE TIME. IZI Color harmonies fascinate Merrily as she combines her water colors during the class in ART IN THE HOME. I3l MerriIy's checkbook must balance, iudging from her smile as she reconciles her bank statement in FAMILY FINANCE AND CON- SUMER INFORMATION. l4l Success marks Merrily's iunior year cooking endeavors in MENU PLANNING, FOOD PREPARATION AND HOSPITALITY. These cookies are the final touch to the complete luncheon she has cooked. ISI Everything for the patient's comfort is MerriIy's motto as she prepares to fill cu hot water bag as part of her HOME NURS- ING training, ng, f -Q Il Nag! I - .'f- f xl-. Ll 2f - f